Trump drops 20% toll, Iran attacks U.S. airbase

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TRUMP WITHDRAWS PROPOSED 20% HORMUZ SHIPPING TOLL


The U.S. President, Donald Trump, stated yesterday that, U.S. is reinstating the blockade on Iranian ports, ships and customers and charge a 20% cargo shipping fee on every ship. 
                                                  

He withdrew his decision today. He wrote on Truth Social that, I have decided to withdraw the proposal of 20% reimbursement. Instead, Gulf countries will enter into trade and investment agreements with America. Furthermore, the investments will be huge and it will provide huge benefits. 

Trump has also claimed that he will not collect money from ships of any country except Iran and that a complete blockade will be imposed against Iran.

Suggesting that Gulf states offered investment commitments while urging to abandon the proposal.

JORDAN'S AIR DEFENSE

Jordan;s air defense system is now collapsing. Newly emerged footage has reportedly captured at least 4 Iranian ballistic missile striking King Faisla Airbase in Jordan overnight. 

The strikes have raised questions about regional air defense capabilties.

HORMUZ SHIPPING TRAFFIC COLLAPSE

Despite the U.S. CENTCOM's announcement of opening the Strait of Hormuz for all. Only four ships have entered the Hormuz till now.

According to the sources, the four ships that transitted took permit from Iran

This clearly highlights that Iran is still controlling the Strait of Hormuz and others are obeying them. 

SAUDI v/s HOUTHIS

The battle between Saudi Arabia and Houthis is prevailing. Yemen's Houthis have claimed to shot down a Saudi Wing Loong II reconnaissance, while it was flying over Yemen.

Houthi's spokesperson confirmed the attack and desribed it as an "appropriate weapon".

They warned they could target the Bab-el-Maneb Strait if military military operations continue. A disruption at both Hormuz and Bab-el-Mandeb would place enormous pressure on global shipping and oil markets.

WHAT IT MEANS?

INTENSIFIED ESCALATION: As more region enter the battlefield, it is sure the escalation will surge in the region. 

HORMUZ A TARGET: Hostilities have again targeted Hormuz, but Iran remains to fight back and gaurd what they own.

FINAL VERICT

War analysts consider that Trump's attempt of controlling Hormuz is a contradiction. Trump criticised Iran for controlling Hormuz, now Trump is doing the same. 

This results that, Trump's desire to claim Hormuz are real, but the intentions are still unknown.

The Green Peace International has reported that even if the war is at halt, the energy crisis in the world will continue to persist. 

It stated as long as the world remains dependent on fossil fuels like oil and gas, a war in any region will impact the economy of the world. Including that increasing tension in Iran war has caused inflation from Asia, to Africa, Europe, and America.

Now rising escalationg are turning a threat to Humanity.

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